Every week billions of dollars are wagered on the NFL. The most popular type of bet is the spread. Each week there are a few games with an appealing spread and others with an ugly spread.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone. Now fantasy owners struggle with the weekly decision about which players to start, which to sit, and which to use as a sleeper.
Moving right along with the 2021 NFL season, Week 12 is officially here in full. Happy Thanksgiving to all the football fans everywhere. With the Arizona Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs on a bye this week, many fantasy players will be looking for help at quarterback.
There have been 12 weeks gone by in what is easily the most consuming sport in the world. Each first-round rookie has had some changes in their game, whether it be for the better or not depends on the player and coaching. For some, injuries have taken a toll and limited the development for their first year.
After the Cincinnati Bengals’ big road win in Las Vegas, Marc and Sam from Jungle Talk are here to preview Sunday’s titanic divisional struggle against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
There were a lot of noteworthy rookie performances this past week. All of the players mentioned on the list for this week have been named here more than enough by now. These first-year players have had impactful rookie seasons for their respective teams.
One final week remains of the college football regular season. This gives us the last chance to review a lot of prospects on teams who are not bowl eligible as they will play their final games in college on Saturday. We’ve gone through dozens of different guys so far but there’s still a whole host of players that have great opportunities to get noticed by the NFL scouts this weekend.
The NFL Draft process is starting to heat up as we get closer to December. Jim Nagy and his staff at the Senior Bowl and the other draft-eligible bowl games are sending out their invites for prospects, and we are starting to get a good idea of what the draft order could look like.
Need help with your fantasy lineup? Look no further. Jeff Pratt provides his Week 12 PPR positional rankings to help you build the best lineup possible.
This week is always a fun one. Three games will be on Thanksgiving. Two of the matchups on Thanksgiving consist of teams with everything to play for. On Sunday, a few key games are scheduled between teams in the same conference who are neck-and-neck in the race. Below is a look into the crucial parts of each matchup on the schedule for this week.
With Week 11 of the NFL season in the books, it is time to look at the best performers at each position from last week. It should be a mix of usual suspects and random one-game wonders.
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! With three games on tomorrow, we have the Thanksgiving edition of Fave Five Prop Bets. Which bets will lead to cash in your pockets?
Every week billions of dollars are wagered on the NFL. The most popular type of bet is the spread. Each week there are a few games with an appealing spread and others with an ugly spread.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone. Now fantasy owners struggle with the weekly decision about which players to start, which to sit, and which to use as a sleeper.
Moving right along with the 2021 NFL season, Week 12 is officially here in full. Happy Thanksgiving to all the football fans everywhere. With the Arizona Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs on a bye this week, many fantasy players will be looking for help at quarterback.
There have been 12 weeks gone by in what is easily the most consuming sport in the world. Each first-round rookie has had some changes in their game, whether it be for the better or not depends on the player and coaching. For some, injuries have taken a toll and limited the development for their first year.
After the Cincinnati Bengals’ big road win in Las Vegas, Marc and Sam from Jungle Talk are here to preview Sunday’s titanic divisional struggle against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
There were a lot of noteworthy rookie performances this past week. All of the players mentioned on the list for this week have been named here more than enough by now. These first-year players have had impactful rookie seasons for their respective teams.
One final week remains of the college football regular season. This gives us the last chance to review a lot of prospects on teams who are not bowl eligible as they will play their final games in college on Saturday. We’ve gone through dozens of different guys so far but there’s still a whole host of players that have great opportunities to get noticed by the NFL scouts this weekend.
The NFL Draft process is starting to heat up as we get closer to December. Jim Nagy and his staff at the Senior Bowl and the other draft-eligible bowl games are sending out their invites for prospects, and we are starting to get a good idea of what the draft order could look like.
Need help with your fantasy lineup? Look no further. Jeff Pratt provides his Week 12 PPR positional rankings to help you build the best lineup possible.
This week is always a fun one. Three games will be on Thanksgiving. Two of the matchups on Thanksgiving consist of teams with everything to play for. On Sunday, a few key games are scheduled between teams in the same conference who are neck-and-neck in the race. Below is a look into the crucial parts of each matchup on the schedule for this week.
With Week 11 of the NFL season in the books, it is time to look at the best performers at each position from last week. It should be a mix of usual suspects and random one-game wonders.
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! With three games on tomorrow, we have the Thanksgiving edition of Fave Five Prop Bets. Which bets will lead to cash in your pockets?
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